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505 | 8 | |a Intro -- Table of Contents -- Title Page -- Copyright -- About the Companion Website -- CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION: HOW TO USE THIS BOOK -- ORGANIZATION -- GETTING THE MOST OUT OF THIS BOOK -- PART I: BASICS ABOUT LIGHTING -- CHAPTER 2: BASIC CONCEPTS IN LIGHTING -- LAYERED DESIGN -- LIGHTING LAYERS -- A NOTE ABOUT COMPOSITION -- CHAPTER 3: QUALITIES OF LIGHT SOURCES -- HOW LIGHT IS GENERATED -- HOW THE EYE SEES -- LIGHT SOURCE SELECTION-COLOR -- LIGHT SOURCE SELECTION-CONTROL -- LIGHT SOURCE SELECTION-TECHNICAL -- CHAPTER 4: DAYLIGHTING -- PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL EFFECTS OF DAYLIGHT | |
505 | 8 | |a DAYLIGHT IN INTERIOR SPACES -- INTEGRATING DAYLIGHTING AND ELECTRIC LIGHTING -- TOP LIGHTING -- SIDE LIGHTING -- BASIC PRINCIPLES OF DAYLIGHTING DESIGN AND AWARENESS -- NOTE -- CHAPTER 5: LIGHT SOURCES -- LAMP NAMING -- HISTORY OF LIGHT SOURCES -- INCANDESCENT LAMPS -- HALOGEN LAMPS -- FLUORESCENT LAMPS -- HIGH-INTENSITY DISCHARGE (HID) LAMPS -- LIGHT-EMITTING DIODES -- OTHER LIGHT SOURCES -- CHAPTER 6: LUMINAIRES -- COMMON LUMINAIRE TYPES -- WALL GRAZING FIXTURES -- TROFFERS -- LUMINAIRE SELECTION -- CHAPTER 7: LIGHTING CONTROLS -- PRINCIPLES OF CONTROLS -- TYPES OF CONTROL -- CONTROL SYSTEMS | |
505 | 8 | |a CHAPTER 8: QUANTITY OF LIGHT -- DETERMINING THE APPROPRIATE LIGHT LEVEL REQUIRED -- ROUGH CALCULATIONS FOR ARCHITECTS AND INTERIOR DESIGNERS -- MAKING THE LEAP TO COMPUTER CALCULATIONS -- TYPES OF PROGRAMS -- INPUT DATA -- NOTE -- CHAPTER 9: QUALITY OF LIGHT -- SCULPTURAL QUALITY -- COLOR AND MATERIALS -- SIZE AND SCALE -- DESIGN QUALITY -- CHAPTER 10: LIGHT AND HEALTH -- SUMMARY OF THE SCIENCE -- APPLICATION OF CIRCADIAN LIGHTING -- PART II: DESIGN PROCESS -- CHAPTER 11: LIGHTING DESIGN APPROACH -- SEQUENTIAL STEPS TO SUCCESSFUL LIGHTING DESIGN SOLUTIONS | |
505 | 8 | |a CHAPTER 12: DOCUMENTING LIGHTING DESIGN -- SCHEMATIC DESIGN -- DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DRAWINGS AND CONTRACT DOCUMENTS -- PART III: APPLICATIONS AND CASE STUDIES -- CHAPTER 13: RESIDENTIAL LIGHTING DESIGN -- CHAPTER 14: WORKSPACE LIGHTING DESIGN -- CHAPTER 15: LIGHTING FOR EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES -- CHAPTER 16: HEALTH CARE LIGHTING DESIGN -- CHAPTER 17: RETAIL LIGHTING DESIGN -- CHAPTER 18: HOSPITALITY LIGHTING DESIGN -- CHAPTER 19: LIGHTING FOR COMMON SPACE -- CHAPTER 20: OUTDOOR LIGHTING DESIGN -- APPROACH TO OUTDOOR LIGHTING DESIGN -- QUALITY OF LIGHT -- QUANTITY OF LIGHT -- APPLICATIONS | |
505 | 8 | |a LUMINAIRE SELECTION -- LIGHT POLLUTION -- NOTE -- CHAPTER 21: BASIC LIGHTING RETROFITTING -- RETROFIT SOLUTIONS -- PART IV: PROFESSIONAL SKILLS -- CHAPTER 22: PROFESSIONAL LIGHTING DESIGN -- DESIGN DOCUMENTATION -- DESIGN INTEGRITY AND COST MANAGEMENT -- AVOID TYPICAL LIGHTING DESIGN PROBLEMS -- COLLABORATING WITH LIGHTING DESIGNERS -- APPENDIX A: ENERGY CODE CALCULATIONS -- ENERGY CODE STRUCTURE -- IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER ABOUT ENERGY CODES -- APPENDIX B: LIGHTING IN LEED AND WELL -- LEADERSHIP IN ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN (LEED) -- WELL BUILDING STANDARD -- Reading List -- Index | |
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contents | Intro -- Table of Contents -- Title Page -- Copyright -- About the Companion Website -- CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION: HOW TO USE THIS BOOK -- ORGANIZATION -- GETTING THE MOST OUT OF THIS BOOK -- PART I: BASICS ABOUT LIGHTING -- CHAPTER 2: BASIC CONCEPTS IN LIGHTING -- LAYERED DESIGN -- LIGHTING LAYERS -- A NOTE ABOUT COMPOSITION -- CHAPTER 3: QUALITIES OF LIGHT SOURCES -- HOW LIGHT IS GENERATED -- HOW THE EYE SEES -- LIGHT SOURCE SELECTION-COLOR -- LIGHT SOURCE SELECTION-CONTROL -- LIGHT SOURCE SELECTION-TECHNICAL -- CHAPTER 4: DAYLIGHTING -- PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL EFFECTS OF DAYLIGHT DAYLIGHT IN INTERIOR SPACES -- INTEGRATING DAYLIGHTING AND ELECTRIC LIGHTING -- TOP LIGHTING -- SIDE LIGHTING -- BASIC PRINCIPLES OF DAYLIGHTING DESIGN AND AWARENESS -- NOTE -- CHAPTER 5: LIGHT SOURCES -- LAMP NAMING -- HISTORY OF LIGHT SOURCES -- INCANDESCENT LAMPS -- HALOGEN LAMPS -- FLUORESCENT LAMPS -- HIGH-INTENSITY DISCHARGE (HID) LAMPS -- LIGHT-EMITTING DIODES -- OTHER LIGHT SOURCES -- CHAPTER 6: LUMINAIRES -- COMMON LUMINAIRE TYPES -- WALL GRAZING FIXTURES -- TROFFERS -- LUMINAIRE SELECTION -- CHAPTER 7: LIGHTING CONTROLS -- PRINCIPLES OF CONTROLS -- TYPES OF CONTROL -- CONTROL SYSTEMS CHAPTER 8: QUANTITY OF LIGHT -- DETERMINING THE APPROPRIATE LIGHT LEVEL REQUIRED -- ROUGH CALCULATIONS FOR ARCHITECTS AND INTERIOR DESIGNERS -- MAKING THE LEAP TO COMPUTER CALCULATIONS -- TYPES OF PROGRAMS -- INPUT DATA -- NOTE -- CHAPTER 9: QUALITY OF LIGHT -- SCULPTURAL QUALITY -- COLOR AND MATERIALS -- SIZE AND SCALE -- DESIGN QUALITY -- CHAPTER 10: LIGHT AND HEALTH -- SUMMARY OF THE SCIENCE -- APPLICATION OF CIRCADIAN LIGHTING -- PART II: DESIGN PROCESS -- CHAPTER 11: LIGHTING DESIGN APPROACH -- SEQUENTIAL STEPS TO SUCCESSFUL LIGHTING DESIGN SOLUTIONS CHAPTER 12: DOCUMENTING LIGHTING DESIGN -- SCHEMATIC DESIGN -- DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DRAWINGS AND CONTRACT DOCUMENTS -- PART III: APPLICATIONS AND CASE STUDIES -- CHAPTER 13: RESIDENTIAL LIGHTING DESIGN -- CHAPTER 14: WORKSPACE LIGHTING DESIGN -- CHAPTER 15: LIGHTING FOR EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES -- CHAPTER 16: HEALTH CARE LIGHTING DESIGN -- CHAPTER 17: RETAIL LIGHTING DESIGN -- CHAPTER 18: HOSPITALITY LIGHTING DESIGN -- CHAPTER 19: LIGHTING FOR COMMON SPACE -- CHAPTER 20: OUTDOOR LIGHTING DESIGN -- APPROACH TO OUTDOOR LIGHTING DESIGN -- QUALITY OF LIGHT -- QUANTITY OF LIGHT -- APPLICATIONS LUMINAIRE SELECTION -- LIGHT POLLUTION -- NOTE -- CHAPTER 21: BASIC LIGHTING RETROFITTING -- RETROFIT SOLUTIONS -- PART IV: PROFESSIONAL SKILLS -- CHAPTER 22: PROFESSIONAL LIGHTING DESIGN -- DESIGN DOCUMENTATION -- DESIGN INTEGRITY AND COST MANAGEMENT -- AVOID TYPICAL LIGHTING DESIGN PROBLEMS -- COLLABORATING WITH LIGHTING DESIGNERS -- APPENDIX A: ENERGY CODE CALCULATIONS -- ENERGY CODE STRUCTURE -- IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER ABOUT ENERGY CODES -- APPENDIX B: LIGHTING IN LEED AND WELL -- LEADERSHIP IN ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN (LEED) -- WELL BUILDING STANDARD -- Reading List -- Index |
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spelling | Karlen, Mark 1929-2022 Verfasser (DE-588)1311834141 aut Lighting design basics Mark Karlen, Christina Spangler Fourth edition Hoboken, New Jersey Wiley [2024] 1 Online-Ressource txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Intro -- Table of Contents -- Title Page -- Copyright -- About the Companion Website -- CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION: HOW TO USE THIS BOOK -- ORGANIZATION -- GETTING THE MOST OUT OF THIS BOOK -- PART I: BASICS ABOUT LIGHTING -- CHAPTER 2: BASIC CONCEPTS IN LIGHTING -- LAYERED DESIGN -- LIGHTING LAYERS -- A NOTE ABOUT COMPOSITION -- CHAPTER 3: QUALITIES OF LIGHT SOURCES -- HOW LIGHT IS GENERATED -- HOW THE EYE SEES -- LIGHT SOURCE SELECTION-COLOR -- LIGHT SOURCE SELECTION-CONTROL -- LIGHT SOURCE SELECTION-TECHNICAL -- CHAPTER 4: DAYLIGHTING -- PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL EFFECTS OF DAYLIGHT DAYLIGHT IN INTERIOR SPACES -- INTEGRATING DAYLIGHTING AND ELECTRIC LIGHTING -- TOP LIGHTING -- SIDE LIGHTING -- BASIC PRINCIPLES OF DAYLIGHTING DESIGN AND AWARENESS -- NOTE -- CHAPTER 5: LIGHT SOURCES -- LAMP NAMING -- HISTORY OF LIGHT SOURCES -- INCANDESCENT LAMPS -- HALOGEN LAMPS -- FLUORESCENT LAMPS -- HIGH-INTENSITY DISCHARGE (HID) LAMPS -- LIGHT-EMITTING DIODES -- OTHER LIGHT SOURCES -- CHAPTER 6: LUMINAIRES -- COMMON LUMINAIRE TYPES -- WALL GRAZING FIXTURES -- TROFFERS -- LUMINAIRE SELECTION -- CHAPTER 7: LIGHTING CONTROLS -- PRINCIPLES OF CONTROLS -- TYPES OF CONTROL -- CONTROL SYSTEMS CHAPTER 8: QUANTITY OF LIGHT -- DETERMINING THE APPROPRIATE LIGHT LEVEL REQUIRED -- ROUGH CALCULATIONS FOR ARCHITECTS AND INTERIOR DESIGNERS -- MAKING THE LEAP TO COMPUTER CALCULATIONS -- TYPES OF PROGRAMS -- INPUT DATA -- NOTE -- CHAPTER 9: QUALITY OF LIGHT -- SCULPTURAL QUALITY -- COLOR AND MATERIALS -- SIZE AND SCALE -- DESIGN QUALITY -- CHAPTER 10: LIGHT AND HEALTH -- SUMMARY OF THE SCIENCE -- APPLICATION OF CIRCADIAN LIGHTING -- PART II: DESIGN PROCESS -- CHAPTER 11: LIGHTING DESIGN APPROACH -- SEQUENTIAL STEPS TO SUCCESSFUL LIGHTING DESIGN SOLUTIONS CHAPTER 12: DOCUMENTING LIGHTING DESIGN -- SCHEMATIC DESIGN -- DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DRAWINGS AND CONTRACT DOCUMENTS -- PART III: APPLICATIONS AND CASE STUDIES -- CHAPTER 13: RESIDENTIAL LIGHTING DESIGN -- CHAPTER 14: WORKSPACE LIGHTING DESIGN -- CHAPTER 15: LIGHTING FOR EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES -- CHAPTER 16: HEALTH CARE LIGHTING DESIGN -- CHAPTER 17: RETAIL LIGHTING DESIGN -- CHAPTER 18: HOSPITALITY LIGHTING DESIGN -- CHAPTER 19: LIGHTING FOR COMMON SPACE -- CHAPTER 20: OUTDOOR LIGHTING DESIGN -- APPROACH TO OUTDOOR LIGHTING DESIGN -- QUALITY OF LIGHT -- QUANTITY OF LIGHT -- APPLICATIONS LUMINAIRE SELECTION -- LIGHT POLLUTION -- NOTE -- CHAPTER 21: BASIC LIGHTING RETROFITTING -- RETROFIT SOLUTIONS -- PART IV: PROFESSIONAL SKILLS -- CHAPTER 22: PROFESSIONAL LIGHTING DESIGN -- DESIGN DOCUMENTATION -- DESIGN INTEGRITY AND COST MANAGEMENT -- AVOID TYPICAL LIGHTING DESIGN PROBLEMS -- COLLABORATING WITH LIGHTING DESIGNERS -- APPENDIX A: ENERGY CODE CALCULATIONS -- ENERGY CODE STRUCTURE -- IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER ABOUT ENERGY CODES -- APPENDIX B: LIGHTING IN LEED AND WELL -- LEADERSHIP IN ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN (LEED) -- WELL BUILDING STANDARD -- Reading List -- Index Spangler, Christina Verfasser aut Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, adobe pdf 978-1-119-80346-1 Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe, paperback 978-1-119-80344-7 |
spellingShingle | Karlen, Mark 1929-2022 Spangler, Christina Lighting design basics Intro -- Table of Contents -- Title Page -- Copyright -- About the Companion Website -- CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION: HOW TO USE THIS BOOK -- ORGANIZATION -- GETTING THE MOST OUT OF THIS BOOK -- PART I: BASICS ABOUT LIGHTING -- CHAPTER 2: BASIC CONCEPTS IN LIGHTING -- LAYERED DESIGN -- LIGHTING LAYERS -- A NOTE ABOUT COMPOSITION -- CHAPTER 3: QUALITIES OF LIGHT SOURCES -- HOW LIGHT IS GENERATED -- HOW THE EYE SEES -- LIGHT SOURCE SELECTION-COLOR -- LIGHT SOURCE SELECTION-CONTROL -- LIGHT SOURCE SELECTION-TECHNICAL -- CHAPTER 4: DAYLIGHTING -- PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL EFFECTS OF DAYLIGHT DAYLIGHT IN INTERIOR SPACES -- INTEGRATING DAYLIGHTING AND ELECTRIC LIGHTING -- TOP LIGHTING -- SIDE LIGHTING -- BASIC PRINCIPLES OF DAYLIGHTING DESIGN AND AWARENESS -- NOTE -- CHAPTER 5: LIGHT SOURCES -- LAMP NAMING -- HISTORY OF LIGHT SOURCES -- INCANDESCENT LAMPS -- HALOGEN LAMPS -- FLUORESCENT LAMPS -- HIGH-INTENSITY DISCHARGE (HID) LAMPS -- LIGHT-EMITTING DIODES -- OTHER LIGHT SOURCES -- CHAPTER 6: LUMINAIRES -- COMMON LUMINAIRE TYPES -- WALL GRAZING FIXTURES -- TROFFERS -- LUMINAIRE SELECTION -- CHAPTER 7: LIGHTING CONTROLS -- PRINCIPLES OF CONTROLS -- TYPES OF CONTROL -- CONTROL SYSTEMS CHAPTER 8: QUANTITY OF LIGHT -- DETERMINING THE APPROPRIATE LIGHT LEVEL REQUIRED -- ROUGH CALCULATIONS FOR ARCHITECTS AND INTERIOR DESIGNERS -- MAKING THE LEAP TO COMPUTER CALCULATIONS -- TYPES OF PROGRAMS -- INPUT DATA -- NOTE -- CHAPTER 9: QUALITY OF LIGHT -- SCULPTURAL QUALITY -- COLOR AND MATERIALS -- SIZE AND SCALE -- DESIGN QUALITY -- CHAPTER 10: LIGHT AND HEALTH -- SUMMARY OF THE SCIENCE -- APPLICATION OF CIRCADIAN LIGHTING -- PART II: DESIGN PROCESS -- CHAPTER 11: LIGHTING DESIGN APPROACH -- SEQUENTIAL STEPS TO SUCCESSFUL LIGHTING DESIGN SOLUTIONS CHAPTER 12: DOCUMENTING LIGHTING DESIGN -- SCHEMATIC DESIGN -- DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DRAWINGS AND CONTRACT DOCUMENTS -- PART III: APPLICATIONS AND CASE STUDIES -- CHAPTER 13: RESIDENTIAL LIGHTING DESIGN -- CHAPTER 14: WORKSPACE LIGHTING DESIGN -- CHAPTER 15: LIGHTING FOR EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES -- CHAPTER 16: HEALTH CARE LIGHTING DESIGN -- CHAPTER 17: RETAIL LIGHTING DESIGN -- CHAPTER 18: HOSPITALITY LIGHTING DESIGN -- CHAPTER 19: LIGHTING FOR COMMON SPACE -- CHAPTER 20: OUTDOOR LIGHTING DESIGN -- APPROACH TO OUTDOOR LIGHTING DESIGN -- QUALITY OF LIGHT -- QUANTITY OF LIGHT -- APPLICATIONS LUMINAIRE SELECTION -- LIGHT POLLUTION -- NOTE -- CHAPTER 21: BASIC LIGHTING RETROFITTING -- RETROFIT SOLUTIONS -- PART IV: PROFESSIONAL SKILLS -- CHAPTER 22: PROFESSIONAL LIGHTING DESIGN -- DESIGN DOCUMENTATION -- DESIGN INTEGRITY AND COST MANAGEMENT -- AVOID TYPICAL LIGHTING DESIGN PROBLEMS -- COLLABORATING WITH LIGHTING DESIGNERS -- APPENDIX A: ENERGY CODE CALCULATIONS -- ENERGY CODE STRUCTURE -- IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER ABOUT ENERGY CODES -- APPENDIX B: LIGHTING IN LEED AND WELL -- LEADERSHIP IN ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN (LEED) -- WELL BUILDING STANDARD -- Reading List -- Index |
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